Product Designer

Summary

Foam, part of Whalar Group, is an operating system for managing digital talent through pitching tools and AI-enhanced features powered by creator metrics. The Product Designer will own established product surfaces end to end, designing, prototyping, testing, and shipping improvements in collaboration with product and engineering.

Responsibilities

• Own the experience of established product lines: diagnose, redesign, iterate, and ship
• Take a brief that's more conversation than document and return with something better than was asked for
• Design across the full range of real-world states - sparse data, dense data, mobile, desktop, embedded and standalone - so every variation feels intentional
• Build interactive prototypes that engineers can feel, not just read
• Work inside a shared, evolving design system, reusing existing patterns by default and proposing new ones only where they earn their place
• Run lightweight user sessions on your own prototypes and fold what you learn back in

Skills

• A portfolio that shows range: more than one industry or product type, and evidence you've oriented quickly in unfamiliar territory
• Startup-native. You've lived through priorities changing mid-flight and kept a good attitude about it
• Low ego, high resilience. A rejected design is normal Tuesday work, not a verdict
• Comfortable with ambiguity. You form a point of view from incomplete information, commit, and let users tell you whether you were right
• Strong craft - components, variants, responsive layouts, prototyping - with a real eye for visual detail
• Clear, direct communicator who works well asynchronously across US and European time zones

Qualifications

Must Haves

• A portfolio that shows range: more than one industry or product type, and evidence you've oriented quickly in unfamiliar territory
• Startup-native. You've lived through priorities changing mid-flight and kept a good attitude about it
• Low ego, high resilience. A rejected design is normal Tuesday work, not a verdict
• Comfortable with ambiguity. You form a point of view from incomplete information, commit, and let users tell you whether you were right
• Strong craft - components, variants, responsive layouts, prototyping - with a real eye for visual detail
• Clear, direct communicator who works well asynchronously across US and European time zones

Benefits

• Flexible benefits and collaborative work environments/experiences, so employees can work productively in a setting that best and uniquely suits their needs.
• Medical, Dental, Vision
• 25 days of PTO + Sick days + Winter break
• Retirement planning with employer match
• Monthly phone/internet reimbursement
• Professional development stipend
• New joiner's Home office allowance
• Up to 16 weeks of paid parental leave
• Volunteer days
• Identity theft protection & Legal assistance
• Company Paid Life & Disability Insurance
• Voluntary Life Insurance Policy
• Voluntary Hospital and Critical Illness Insurance
• Voluntary Pet insurance
• Employee Resource Groups